Webb Schools - El Espejo Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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'N4 gr' K arg-rrgqs ww--1 , ,M BACK ROW: Loehr, J. Martin, Stoody, T. Thompson, Fleishhacker, Dwinnell, Thurston, Thornbury, Hielm, Rosen, B. Smith, H. Martin FRONT ROW: McBride, Kaufman, Caperton Sawyer, Marsh, Costanten, Dreifus, Frazee, Stoker, Mr. Campbell. Glmir This is Mr. Carnpbell's first year as director of the Choir. With the help of Miss Johansen, the organist. Mr. Campbell has done a fine job in organizing the students who were interested in choral work. The members of the choir practice Wednesday and Friday evenings for the Sunday Mr. Campbell directs the Choir during the Sunday service. At right are the baritones. service. The Webb Choir joined the Collegiate School for programs at Thanksgiving and Christ- mas. The Choir also blended their voices with those ofthe Westridge Glee Club on the evening of the Westridge Dance. Marsh and Dreifus close the altar gates at the beginning of the Sunday service. fix an Ns.

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BACK ROW: Warner, C. Baker, Evans, Nicolaysen, Mr Davis. FRONT ROW: Webb, Mr. Wilson, Seiter, Thurston, J. Sutro, Willis. lack Because of the conscientiousness of its mem- bers. the Block W Club of 1952-53 enjoyed a prosperous year. Through the sale of Cokes at movies and maior athletic events they have swelled the athletic fund, which makes it pos- BACK ROW: Adams, H. Martin, Butterfield. THIRD ROW: Knight, sen, Webb. FRONT ROW: Stephens, C. Baker, Kirk, Willis, Meyer, . M t -assi K' ' 'N-,.' 4 ui!! and Sara!! The Will Rogers Chapter of the Quill and Scroll is the literary organization of the school. It is composed of the men who play a leading part in editing and producing the Blue and Gold and El Espeio, and its purpose is to improve the pub- lication in all ways possible. The president for the first semester was Kol Nicolaysen, and for the second semester. Cleve Baker. ll I7 sible for Webb teams to have the finest in equip- ment. One of the big events for club members this year was the trip to the Colosseum to see the Pro-Bowl game. Neff, Wertheim, J. Sutro. SECOND ROW: Seiter, Bell, Stragier, Nicolay- Frazee. OO. 'xx--. ' ,IG fw 4 V

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, L ik., K Q55,,,,, we A' ' ' Il A-. Acg' . , 'X d g. ,gh-, 'Gwen 1 'X l BACK ROW: Lukens, Mr. Wilson, Winter, Kinnan, Dwinnell. MIDDLE ROW: Manley, Miss Betty Wilson, Mr. Pettley, Mr. Davis, Roberts Loehr. FRONT ROW: Stoker, Muffler, Hielm, Whyte, Seyfarth, Pence. MISSING: Firestone. robes ffd The Orchestra this year featured a wide variety of instruments. Under the direction of Mr. Pett- ley, the well-balanced ensemble played modern works, such as Blue Tango and The Snow White Fantasy and many classical selections. The Orchestra played in the chapel several se- lections for the Christmas program, during which Mr. Davis, Dwinnell, and Roberts add harmony to Orchestra in. a practice session. concertmaster Alan Hielm played an obbligato to Cantique de Noel . Some members are rabid iazz enthusiasts and play in the jazz band and in iam sessions of their own. Their versatility in popular music is largely due to their training in the Orchestra. Heard melodies are sweet . . 9--,nuunnrlzmtd